Hey guys welcome back to the channel I'm Suzanne with Arvabelle in this video we're going to talk
about 7 more side hustle ideas that you can do to make some extra money. I've already made a
couple of other videos on side hustle ideas which I will link to up in the cards. But in this video
it's going to be side hustles that are better for larger metropolitan areas. And also since
my last couple video have been sort of around college and back to school, these are all side
hustles that will work really well if you are a full time student and you just don't have a
ton of extra time to take on a part time job. The first 4 on this list are going to be related
to how you can make money with your car. So #1 is Turo. To preface this I'm not affiliated with any
of these, these are just nice ideas that I found or that I've tried. So the first one is Turo,
and that is a service where you can rent out your car to other people. So it's almost like
Airbnb for your car. It's a great way to bring in extra cash without really doing much. And
it's especially good if you or your family has multiple vehicles. What you can earn per
day depends on your car's make, the model, the year, how in demand it is, and also what
city you are in. So they have this "carculator" thing that I'll link to down in the description,
but it's where you can enter in your information and enter in your city, and it will tell you how
much you could potentially make per day for your car type. They also insure your car when someone
else is using it. So like if someone drives it off of a cliff, you should be covered. If you are
going to use it I would go and read through their actual terms and see what exactly they cover, but
most things are covered. The downside to Turo (and I've heard this from friends who have used it) is
that sometimes depending on what type of car you have and how much you can actually get for it, it
may not really be worth it. Because if you have a car that doesn't rent out for a lot of money, that
is still time out of your day that you're having to go and take the car to the person, or meet up
somewhere, and if they've never driven your type of car you'll probably have to show them how to
use it. So those are just things to keep in mind. #2 is Uber and Lyft. So I'm not going to spend a
ton of time on this because if you haven't heard of Uber or Lyft, I'm not quite sure where you've
been. Driving for either of these companies can be really good if you live in a large metropolitan
area or if you live near an airport, or in a city that attracts a lot of tourism. This can also be
great if you have a long commute from your office or your campus. I know a woman that makes a pretty
good chunk of change just driving Uber routes for an hour or two after work on her way home.
#3 is to be a food delivery driver. There are a ton of different options for this,
but Uber Eats and Grubhub are probably the two most popular food order apps. So driving for
them can be a great side hustle even if you don't have a car. If you live in a very compact area,
you can use your bike instead. I'm sure we've all seen those bicycles that have the big colorful
cooler box on the back that says "Grubhub" on it or whatever. So you can ride your bike
if you don't have a car. Kind of a different route you could go with this is you could also
do grocery delivery. So something like InstaCart. With InstaCart you can apply to be a full service
shopper where you go and pick out the groceries and drive them to the peoples houses, or you can
just be the in-store person that picks out the groceries and then take them to the people when
they drive up in the parking lot. And again I'm sure there are lots of different grocery shopping
apps depending on where you live so just look into that and see what is available in your area.
#4 is to be an Amazon Flex driver. So we all know that Amazon prime has a ton of members
(I think it's like 100 million subscribers). So someone needs to help UPS deliver all of
those packages. Now if you've ever seen a car pull up to your neighbor's house and it has
tons and tons of Amazon packages, as long as it's not a neighborhood package thief,
it was probably an Amazon Flex driver. So these are just independent drivers, like independent
people that help Amazon deliver their packages. As of when this video is being recorded, they are
advertising on their website rates between $18/hr and $25/hr, and that is not bad at all for a side
hustle. There are a few restrictions though. You have to be 21, and you do have to have at
least a midsize sedan or larger. So if you have like a Smartcar or if you have a Mini Cooper,
it's probably not going to work for you. It's also only available in larger cities right now,
so I'll link to their website as well. But if your city isn't listed, you can join a waiting list to
be notified if it's ever added to the list. So we're done with the car stuff now. #5 is
going to be selling clothing on Poshmark. So Poshmark is an app where you can sell clothing
or accessories or whatever, and there are other ones too. Depop is another really popular one. But
I always think it's great to be able to get rid of things from your closet and get some money for it,
and get more than you would get at a consignment shop. Some people get super crazy with their
marketing for this, but you really don't need to. In college I did this, and I would just
take a picture in good light, upload it to the app, and I would never touch it again,
and people still bought my stuff. So if you want to spend a lot of time on it you can,
but you absolutely don't have to. Basically how any of these apps work is you just take
a picture of your items, you upload it, and then they have pre-paid postage, and with that you can
use the free priority mailing envelopes that you can get at USPS for free. When someone buys it,
you just stick in there, you drop it off at the post office, and you're good to go.
You don't have to pay anything to list items on the app, but once it sells,
they will take a certain percentage of the total sale amount. And you definitely don't have to
be selling designer items on these for people to buy them. I definitely was just selling old stuff
that I got at like Target. So don't worry about that if you're not selling super fancy things.
People will buy anything for a good discount. #6 is Airbnb experiences. This one is really good
if you are in a big city, or if you are in a very touristy area. On these side hustle lists a lot of
people mention renting out a room through Airbnb. But like for me I don't want creepy strangers in
my house okay? So Airbnb experiences in my opinion in the way to go. This is great if you're a people
person or if you're creative and you can offer some memorable experience for people to do. I've
seen standard tours. I've seen art related things. Music related things. Photography tours. So you
can get creative with it and you can charge what you want. And you can also go on there to see what
other people are charging for similar experiences. #7 is consulting calls. People can always benefit
from advice, from professional help, from coaching, or just from other points of view.
So there are a few different platforms that you can use to handle your consulting calls.
But the only one that I'm familiar with is Clarity.fm and essentially it's just
a platform that lets you charge for your calls and sort of streamlines that process. So maybe
you've worked in a particular industry for a few years, or you have some unique hobby,
or you just have an abundance of knowledge in on some obscure topic. If you have any sort of advice
that you believe would help other people improve their lives or their businesses or whatever it is,
you can start doing consulting calls. Now make sure that you are doing your consulting calls
on something that you do actually know about. The people who call you do leave you reviews,
so if you are a total fraud people will find out and that's not very nice so don't do that.
So hopefully you got a few different ideas from this. I think all of these are really
great to do when you're in school. They don't require a lot of time, and you can work them
around a flexible schedule. So if you enjoyed this video be sure that you subscribe to the channel,
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